gravel-stone (Meaning)
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gravel-stone (n.)
A pebble, or small fragment of stone; a calculus.
Synonyms & Antonyms of gravel-stone
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gravel-stone Sentence Examples
- The driveway was covered in fine gravel-stone, crunching beneath our feet.
- The ancient pathway was paved with worn gravel-stone, leading to a verdant meadow.
- The sound of gravel-stone clattering against the car's tires echoed through the quiet street.
- The child played with a handful of gravel-stone, tossing it into the air and watching it fall.
- The gravel-stone parking lot was rough and uncomfortable, but provided ample space for vehicles.
- The bird's nest was hidden amidst a pile of gravel-stone, well-camouflaged from predators.
- The riverbank was adorned with smooth gravel-stone, creating a picturesque landscape.
- The construction site was filled with mounds of gravel-stone, ready to be used as fill.
- The gardener used gravel-stone as a mulch around the newly planted flowers, helping to retain moisture.
- The gravel-stone walkway sparkled in the sunlight, leading to a secluded garden.
FAQs About the word gravel-stone
A pebble, or small fragment of stone; a calculus.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The driveway was covered in fine gravel-stone, crunching beneath our feet.
The ancient pathway was paved with worn gravel-stone, leading to a verdant meadow.
The sound of gravel-stone clattering against the car's tires echoed through the quiet street.
The child played with a handful of gravel-stone, tossing it into the air and watching it fall.
